Chapter 95
Are you a child? You believe everything people say?
Chapter 95 Are you a child? You believe everything people say?
"I told you, if I can let you win, I absolutely can."
Outside the principal's office, Chen Motong winked at Cameron: "How's it going? Did you make a fortune? This is a fantastic business opportunity! I've made a killing!"
Chen Motong wasn't exaggerating. With everyone believing that Lionheart would inevitably lose, the odds were frighteningly high. However, if they managed to turn the tide, the profits would be exponentially higher.
At least Chen Motong was being modest when he said he gained weight in one go; he achieved financial freedom all at once.
But as soon as she said that, Cameron's already helpless expression became even more bitter. Seeing this, Chen Motong had a strange premonition.
"You didn't bet you could win, did you?" she asked hesitantly, and then Cameron's face turned ashen.
"I... I thought you wouldn't keep your promise—" Cameron said somewhat awkwardly, "I... I bet you could win."
Chen Motong: "?"
Chen Motong:
Chen Motong was speechless. Some people are like that; when the opportunity to make money is presented to them, they choose to turn the tables and let their opponents get rich.
To this kind of person, all she can say is—
"You're so generous, but it's alright, I'll take good care of your money."
Cameron's face not only looked bitter, but it even looked a bit green.
But money isn't really what he's thinking about right now. Cameron's lineage is obviously high, he's an A-level member, and his family isn't exactly poor either.
He valued reputation more than money, which is an external thing.
Now, his reputation is second only to Genjiro's in the entire Kassel College, which is causing him a lot of worry.
"I still don't know how to explain this to the principal later, how to say this thing—" Cameron said with a worried look: "You didn't tell me that this Japanese idiot was so capable."
Cameron originally planned to team up with Chen Motong to play the fool. Even if the fool found out the truth later, there was nothing they could do. After all, in such a big campus, who would care about the words of a fool?
So, can anyone tell him why this idiot suddenly became an S-rank? Now that he's found out he tricked him, he'll probably want revenge—
No, it's not like he's turned back anymore; he already knows he's being played.
Thinking of this, Cameron looked at the principal's office in front of him, his expression becoming even more complicated.
He and Chen Motong received the notification at the same time. The day of freedom had just ended when Angers summoned them to the principal's office. It was obvious to anyone that it was because of someone who had tricked or played tricks on Yuan Zhisheng.
They might even be investigated for match-fixing; Cameron's head was spinning just thinking about it.
Chen Motong, the instigator of this incident, was not as uneasy as he was; on the contrary, she was quite calm.
Cameron didn't know where her confidence came from, and before he could think about it, Angers' voice came from inside the office.
"Come in."
The principal's voice didn't sound any different; he was still the polite old gentleman. But Cameron felt a chill run down his spine, as if he were about to be executed.
Chen Motong remained calm and pushed the door open upon hearing this. Cameron took a deep breath and mentally prepared himself before following her in.
As soon as he entered, he saw the principal sitting behind his desk, with that Japanese hothead, Genjiro, standing in front of him. He didn't know what the two had just talked about, but Genjiro's expression wasn't very pleasant.
Yuan Zhisheng has been going through a very difficult time lately.
After Cameron publicly distanced himself from him, a barrage of insults and hatred followed. No one believed he had been instigated; they simply thought he was a sore loser and was trying to smear others.
Yuan Zhisheng was speechless. He had never suffered such a great injustice or been wronged in his life. He immediately went to Principal Angers to find out what had happened.
At his request, Principal Angers quickly summoned Chen Motong and Cameron as well, so that they could confront each other face to face.
"Cameron, Yuan Zhisheng said you complained to him that S-class student Chen Motong, relying on her high bloodline, committed all sorts of evil deeds on campus, bullied classmates, and almost forced you and other members of the Lionheart Society to drop out. Is this true?"
Looking at the three students standing in a row in front of him, Angers broke the silence first. He looked at Cameron and asked.
Cameron opened his mouth, wanting to defend himself, but when he met the old man's eyes, which seemed to see through everything, he felt guilty and couldn't say a word.
"After he told me, I didn't believe him. I came to see Principal Angers to ask if such an absurd thing really happened at Kassel College."
At this moment, Yuan Zhisheng spoke up, his voice somewhat hoarse: "It was you, Principal, who tacitly acknowledged that such things do exist, and told me that it's not convenient for the academy to interfere in matters between students."
"It was because of what you said that I believed such absurd things and became determined to seek justice for those oppressed classmates."
His words were quite clear, almost questioning, because he now suspected that Cameron was acting on Angers' orders.
After so much time, Genjiro gradually realized that he had been tricked.
In particular, after he finished his day of freedom, he carefully investigated the facts and found that Chen Motong not only did not bully his classmates, but also did not care much about student council affairs.
She was a very reclusive student at the college, and very few people had even seen her. How could she possibly force a classmate to drop out?
Besides, her strength is undeniable. Does she really need to resort to underhanded tactics to win a day of freedom? Isn't that putting the cart before the horse?
If Genjiro still hasn't grasped the truth after realizing this, then he doesn't deserve to be the heir of the Snake-Headed Eight Family.
However, he believed that it was definitely not something Cameron alone could do to deceive him, and even a student like Cameron would not dare to do such a thing. There must be someone else behind it.
He believed that the person who gave the order was Angers.
Because at the Kassel College, only the principal of Angers has such great authority to allow students to behave so recklessly at school.
But if that's the case, then a problem arises—
Although the relationship between the Japanese branch and the Kassel College had never been good, he still couldn't understand why Angers would do such a terrible thing to a young man like him.
When did he offend the principal?
No, he just arrived at school.
Yuan Zhisheng was completely baffled, which is why he asked this question.
But Angers didn't answer him; he just looked at the girl with a full head of red hair.
Chen Motong did not disappoint the principal and took the initiative to step forward and take over the topic.
"This has nothing to do with the principal; it was my idea," Chen Motong said frankly, without the slightest remorse for harming others.
Yuan Zhisheng looked at her and frowned: "Why did you do this? Do I have a grudge against you?"
"Don't you think you're ridiculous? You believe everything people say?"
Without answering Yuan Zhisheng's question, Chen Motong retorted, "Should I call you naive or childish? You're easily swayed into doing all these things with just a few words. Don't you have a brain? Can't you think for yourself?"
She paused, a hint of mockery flashing in her eyes, and said, enunciating each word clearly, "Or do you simply enjoy being a puppet led by the nose?"
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